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OTC® 5607 - 16 mm Petrol Compression Tester Adapter

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Vehicle Fitment

Ford

Specifications

Thread Size
16 mm

Features

  • Designed to help to get your job done right
  • Manufactured utilizing the highest quality materials
  • Built to provide exceptional levels of durability
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty

Product Details

16 mm Petrol Compression Tester Adapter by OTC®. Use with OTC compression testers (or other compression testers with a 14 mm thread) to access hard to reach spark plug holes. Easy-to-turn feature makes starting thread fast. Triton is a Registered Trade Mark of the Ford Motor Co. Compression Tester Ford Adapter. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind. It will meet your needs and deliver great quality at an affordable cost.

Installation

OTC® - 16 mm Compression Tester Adapter - Installation Instruction
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Brand:
OTC
Part Number:
5607
UPC:
731413418532

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Worked as it should. Tip: lube O ring before using, or it will stick onto the head. I used it without lubing the O ring & it stuck onto the head. I had to spray pennatrating oil into the spark plug hole & let it sit overnight beforew I was able to remove the tester. I will give 5 stars. The tester is a quality product & its my fault for not lubing the O ring. I have used a compression tester many times & know to lube the O ring.
Posted by Chris (Taylor, MI) / October 31, 2019

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